Sho Sha

The place was fully of vigour and energy but the staff was not at all hospitable. I'm afraid but they must work on their talking etiquette and transparency when it comes to deal with money. Rest all well, it was a good experience hope to pay another visit soon.

Yesterday we were not allowed to enter SHOSHA and the reason behind that was soo stupid that my husband was wearing flatron sandals, and being a Fashion Designer i can tell u that in clubs, we can wear casuals.. All they wanted was money.. I used to go SHOSHA very weekend earlier & I never faced this atleast. And when i tried to call manager (no. Was mentioned on some google website) to complaint about this, a guy picked up the call was standing over there only, he picked up the infront of us only & said ki ma'am aap aajao koi baat ni.. Ab koi problem hogi. Aap aajao.. After getting insulted I don't think so anyone would like to go.. And when i said I want to talk to the manager they said ni ma'am mai bol hi na koi problem ni hogi aap aajao n when i said no, he just canceled the call.. And this bothered me & my husband because it was my birthday night.. All the wanted was money.. Anyway! I will never plan for shosha again.. And will definitely give reviews on zomato & google.. Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Its an amazing place to host parties. Has good selection of beverages and fine beer and wine. The atmosphere and ambience is well maintained and quite clean. Really well thought architecture and a good place to host a party of about 100-150 people.

This place is more sho-sha than the real deal. We got no table, the dance floor was so fricking crowded, and the bartenders would make you wait at the counter for a lifetime for your drinks and food. Giving it a 3 star because we know how to have fun and enjoy ourselves at places. Meal type Breakfast Price per person ₹1,800–2,000

It's amazing food Price per person ₹200–400 Noise level Quiet, easy to talk Group size 3-4 people Wait time Up to 10 min

Very rude staff. Spoilt the entire mood. They took a hell of a lot time to give us a table. They blatantly told us they reserve table only if order size is above 15k. Even after finally getting a table, they were not attentive, waiter had no idea about what is available. They ended up giving us the wrong order. Very bad experience, won't recommend.

Service is poor, waiters are not even aware of the menu. Such a slow service. AC was not working. Live music got converted into sufi night all of sudden. The band was good but music selection could be better

Attended Madhur’s concert yesterday here and it was amazing. I have given one more star because of his presence else the place is bit overrated. Bar menu is bit overpriced and i felt the place couldn’t handle the crowd which came along his name. Order type Dine in Meal type Dinner

I visited here for a party ,to mee it was great experience,the best you can enjoy here is on the first floor, food here is okay ,not so great, but you can have various options for cocktails. You can expect to spend atleast 1k plus here . Overall it's a good club . Price per person ₹600–800 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4

Had one of the most pathetic and degrading experiences with Shosha, Indore on New Year's Eve. After seeing so many people, they hiked up the rates for people standing in the line. They kept bringing people in, even though there was no space to even breathe .And the way the food was served (which they said was included in the amount we paid) was absolutely degrading. It was placed in one corner of the garden, with no food available. They weren't prepared to serve so many people. It was very degrading to stand in a line where people were falling on each other with paper plates in our hands. No body got to eat properly. It felt cheap!!!! The management was PATHETIC. On new year's eve, where people are on high energy for a DJ party, the DJ was ridiculous too. The songs were so weird for a year-end party. Slow songs from 80s and 90s and hardly any peppy numbers. Overall, the worst party I've been to. Would never go back to Shosha.